John Martins is a journalist based in San Francisco, California, focusing on local news and community issues. He has written for Hoodline, covering a range of topics including local government, crime, and public health concerns. With a commitment to providing accurate and timely information, John aims to keep the residents of San Francisco informed about the issues that affect their daily lives.
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By: John Martins
For those interested in enhancing their holiday celebrations, the League City Council will hold an important meeting next Monday at 7 a.m. to discuss potential changes to the Fireworks Ordinance, which could allow the use of fireworks for New Year's and Independence Day events. According to an alert from the city's official website, this will be the second reading of the proposed ordinance.
By: John Martins
As San Antonians prepare for the holidays, the weather will be mostly fair with cool temperatures. The latest update from the National Weather Service
By: John Martins
San Antonio's airport connectivity is set for an upgrade, with American Airlines announcing it will begin the only nonstop flights between San Antonio International Airport (SAT) and Reagan National Airport (DCA) starting March 2, 2025. According to a release from the City of San Antonio official website, tickets will become available starting on Monday, purchasable through the airline's website and mobile app.
A Texas man, previously convicted for his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, was sentenced to 30 months in prison. According to a Justice Department release, Jeffrey David Reed, a 49-year-old from Rosanky, Texas, was found guilty of both felony and misdemeanor charges, including civil disorder and various offenses related to his disruptive conduct inside the Capitol building.
By: John Martins
Helotes residents and interested parties are encouraged to attend a public hearing regarding the proposed voluntary annexation of a 6.714-acre parcel of land near Shaenfield Road and FM 1560, next to the CVS Pharmacy. The hearing will take place on January 9, 2025, at the Helotes City Hall Council Chambers.
By: John Martins
A 1-year-old girl injured in a crash at Excelled Montessori Plus in northwest Bexar County continues to fight for her life in the hospital. The young child remains in critical condition following the incident that occurred last Thursday. Four other 1-year-old children also injured in the crash have since been released to their families, a parent shared on social media, as reported by
By: John Martins
Trailblazer and glass-ceiling shatterer Leah Moncure, the first female engineer licensed in Texas, is soon to be commemorated in Bastrop County with a new historical marker, a recognition meant to fill the spaces in our historical narrative where the stories of pioneering women like Moncure have been overlooked, as reported by Texas Department of Transportation.
By: John Martins
Boerne residents looking to curl up with a good book this holiday season will need to prepare in advance, as the local library will be closing its doors for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The closure, announced on the Patrick Heath Public Library official website, will give the community and its librarians a well-deserved break to enjoy the festive season. Though the physical library will not be accessible, digital resources remain at patrons' fingertips.
By: John Martins
On the eve of Christmas Eve, Governor Greg Abbott took to dispensing holiday grace with the announcement that clemency has been granted to four Texans, aligning with recommendations from the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles. Each individual, having had their brush with the law in the past, has since made strides towards rehabilitation and contribution to their communities—an effort that did not go unnoticed by state officials, according to the Office of the Texas Governor.
On the North Side of San Antonio, a police altercation led to an officer discharging their weapon at a suspect during a chase. The incident unfolded just before 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the vicinity of 300 Melrose Place, near Howard Street, as reported on KSAT.
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